playa1
04-13-2004, 08:02 AM
This is for anyone interested in some guidelines for Revised Rules adapted to Europe and Pacific. In my findings, these rules did not drastically change the Europe and Pacific games. In fact, they made it a lot more enjoyable. If either Europe or Pacific gets unbalanced just add Weapons Development or National Advantages (those that can apply) to balance the sides out again. This works fantastic. I added the paratrooper rule just to spice things up. Copy this and add and delete what you like. Tell me what you guys think. Enjoy:
A&A EUROPE AND A&A PACIFIC REVISED RULES
(UNOFFICIAL)
(from Axis and Allies Revised Edition)
The purpose of these rules is to be able to apply the New Axis and Allies Revision Manual (an upgraded, quality set of rules for easier and balanced play) to the Europe and Pacific games. The following are the rules from A&A-Revised that can apply to Europe and Pacific without changing the specialty for which these games were made. Please keep reference with all A&A game manuals and use the A&A-Revised manual as the main manual and the A&A Europe and A&A Pacific manuals as secondary manuals.
New Action (Turn) Sequence- refer to Revised edition for details:
1. Develop weapons
2. Purchase Units (also CAP landing for Pacific)
3. Combat move
4. Conduct combat
5. Noncombat move (also CAP takeoff for Pacific)
6. Mobilize new units
7. Collect Income
New Combat Sequence- refer to Revised edition for details:
1. Place units on battle board
2. Conduct opening fire
3. Remove opening fire casualties
4. Attacking units fire
5. Defending units fire
6. Remove casualties
7. Press attack or retreat
8. Capture territory
Other rules that apply (refer to Revised edition for details):
10 IPC fighter plane
16 IPC aircraft carrier
3-3 tank
All new sea unit rules (including submarine and transport) on movement, combat and interaction with other pieces
All new air units rules (including carrier interaction)
All new land unit rules (including AA gun and Industrial Complex)
Destroyers bombard at 2 (from Europe/Pacific) and defender doesn’t return fire (from Revised)
Keep fighter escorts with SBR's
Paratrooper Rule (for ALL versions)- 1 infantry per bomber, follow transport rules.
No Weapons Development or National Advantages for Europe and Pacific.
[ April 14, 2004, 12:07 PM: Message edited by: questioneer ]
A&A EUROPE AND A&A PACIFIC REVISED RULES
(UNOFFICIAL)
(from Axis and Allies Revised Edition)
The purpose of these rules is to be able to apply the New Axis and Allies Revision Manual (an upgraded, quality set of rules for easier and balanced play) to the Europe and Pacific games. The following are the rules from A&A-Revised that can apply to Europe and Pacific without changing the specialty for which these games were made. Please keep reference with all A&A game manuals and use the A&A-Revised manual as the main manual and the A&A Europe and A&A Pacific manuals as secondary manuals.
New Action (Turn) Sequence- refer to Revised edition for details:
1. Develop weapons
2. Purchase Units (also CAP landing for Pacific)
3. Combat move
4. Conduct combat
5. Noncombat move (also CAP takeoff for Pacific)
6. Mobilize new units
7. Collect Income
New Combat Sequence- refer to Revised edition for details:
1. Place units on battle board
2. Conduct opening fire
3. Remove opening fire casualties
4. Attacking units fire
5. Defending units fire
6. Remove casualties
7. Press attack or retreat
8. Capture territory
Other rules that apply (refer to Revised edition for details):
10 IPC fighter plane
16 IPC aircraft carrier
3-3 tank
All new sea unit rules (including submarine and transport) on movement, combat and interaction with other pieces
All new air units rules (including carrier interaction)
All new land unit rules (including AA gun and Industrial Complex)
Destroyers bombard at 2 (from Europe/Pacific) and defender doesn’t return fire (from Revised)
Keep fighter escorts with SBR's
Paratrooper Rule (for ALL versions)- 1 infantry per bomber, follow transport rules.
No Weapons Development or National Advantages for Europe and Pacific.
[ April 14, 2004, 12:07 PM: Message edited by: questioneer ]